I made this today to give away
Grandmama Cora
Isn't this such a cute pattern?
It looks as if Catie's Doxie Oscar is on this fabric.
Simple, cute and generations have worn this pattern.
I still have one of her aprons and can't tell you how old it is.
These keep your clothing beneath clean.
It is made of cotton/polyester blend
Machine washable & dryable
To enter:
1) Join Hibiscus House Blog
2) Comment on this post
Merry Christmas Everyone!
UPDATE:
WINNER OF THE HOME MADE APRON IS
NUMBER 1. Dawn Brown
CONGRATULATIONS DAWN BROWN
I love it! It is so cute. I bet Catie will steal it. You made that one fast.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute! Wonder if I wear it will it improve my cooking skills? ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Dolly,
ReplyDeleteI love the apron that you made. The fabric is so cute, and I love the rick-rack trim. I am sooooooo messy in the kitchen. I would just love it if I won your apron!
Adorable, Dolly!! Well done!!! I think your grandmother would be so happy to see how you are creating new aprons from her pattern.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Angie
How very sweet!
ReplyDeleteVery nice apron! It reminds me of the kind my grandmother wore. I would love to win this!
ReplyDeleteTammy
I love your Grandma Cora's apron design and the one you made from it, is too cute. I'd sure love to win it.
ReplyDeleteOh this apron is so beautiful... I was looking at aprons yesterday at Thomlisons...wishing they made them with oil cloth (yes I am that sloppy when cooking)
ReplyDeleteDolly you are a very talented lady....Think we need to get you involved with the Republican women's group.....exciting times we are living in...I love the background music you chose too
Thanks for all you do...Betty
I love love this blog. Thanks....
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Would love to win anything made by Dolly:)
ReplyDeleteTERI
Linda Anderson Did you go to blog and leave a comment? I see a comment from anonymous is that you? If so I will know to enter you in contest...let me know soon..
ReplyDeleteLinda Anderson
ReplyDeleteThat's me, didn't know what to do. Thanks.
Linda I know that it is you now so I will enter you.
ReplyDeleteThis apron reminds me so much of my Grandmother Hopkins. She made her aprons & always was sure to have fresh new ones on hand. She lived with us & cooked many delicious meals while wearing them. They served many purposes, such as bringing fallen pecans in from the yard when she walked outdoors.
ReplyDeleteAngie your post brings back the same memories of my Grandmother too.
ReplyDeletei forgot! i left this page open to enter and forgot! i am a follower!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Dawn! It's too pretty. Merry Christmas ladies.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Everyone!!!
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